Alabama Shakes Announce Extensive Spring Tour and New Music Releases
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Alabama Shakes Announce Extensive Spring Tour and New Music Releases

DateDec 12, 2025
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Alabama Shakes, the acclaimed rock band, is extending their highly anticipated reunion with a comprehensive spring tour across North America, complemented by additional European performances. This series of concerts marks a significant return for the group, following a decade-long hiatus. Fans can also look forward to new musical releases, building on the recent unveiling of their single "Another Life."

The upcoming tour dates will see the band gracing stages primarily in the mid-Atlantic and southern regions of the United States. A particular highlight for enthusiasts will be their double header at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado. To provide a glimpse into their electrifying live presence, the band shared a video from their recent show at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens, New York, where lead vocalist Brittany Howard delivered a powerful rendition of "Gimme All Your Love." The performance showcased the band's dynamic stage presence, with the audience enthusiastically engaging throughout the song's evolving rhythm and explosive conclusion, a track originally from their 2015 album, Sound & Color.

Tickets for these shows will be available to the general public starting December 19, with various presale opportunities offered earlier in the week. The band has also committed to a charitable initiative, dedicating one dollar from each ticket sold to the Alabama Shakes Fund. This fund aims to provide financial support to various non-profit organizations across the country, underscoring the band's commitment to giving back.

The reunion officially commenced earlier this year, not only with new music but also with their first live performances since 2017. Following a benefit concert in December 2024, they launched a reunion tour in July. Reflecting on their return, Brittany Howard expressed her excitement, acknowledging the ten-year anniversary of Sound & Color and the eight-year gap since their last performance. She emphasized that this comeback is not merely a nostalgic look back but also a step forward, with an array of new music slated for release. Howard conveyed her eagerness to rekindle the special connection with their audience as they perform beloved tracks like "Don't Wanna Fight" and "Gimme All Your Love."

Beyond their North American schedule, which includes festival appearances at Bonnaroo and the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, Alabama Shakes also has a series of engagements planned across Europe next year. These performances will feature a rotating cast of talented supporting artists, including Joy Oladokun, Mon Rovîa, Lamont Landers, and JJ Grey & Mofro, promising diverse and captivating concert experiences for fans worldwide.

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